Medications

• All medications must be brought to camp in their original containers by state law.

• All medications must be turned into the nurse at the beginning of the session.

• No medications are allowed in the dorms.

Mail

We do not recommend sending mail through the Post Office so please plan ahead and bring mail for your camper with you to check-in. There is a mailbox there for you to use. We will sort and distribute the mail daily. Do not send food, candy or gum! If mail must be sent through the post office please mail it one week in advance of the camp session and address the mail in this way:

Camper Name
Session Name (High School or Junior)
PO Box 129
White Mills, KY 42788

Cell Phone Policy

Please support the camp’s no cell phone policy. We have found that cell phones lead to homesickness and bullying. We also want to limit the ability to take pictures that are then posted to social media (we want to avoid inappropriate pictures and posts without the subject’s permission). If your camper needs you they may speak to the dean about calling home from the office. If we have a question or there is an emergency a camp staff member will call you. We understand that you are used to having constant communication with your child and that giving up the phone for a week will be hard on both sides. Please know that we have only your child’s best interests and safety at heart.

Thank you for entrusting your child to us for the week.

Please let us know if you have any questions.
Email: office@whitemills.camp
Phone: 270-862-3933

See you Sunday!

Kelly Fulcher
Office Manager
White Mills Christian Camp